Hi
I have a simple rule for filter collect. The advise blue exclamation and not function.
Refresh('[Access].[Clienti]');;Clear(Clienti1) ;;Collect(Clienti1;(Filter('[Access].[Clienti]'; CodiceUtenteSharepointCliente=Text(User().FullName) && FatturatoAnnoPrecTot=0 && FatturatoAnnoCorrente =0 )))
My field CodiceUtenteSharepointClient is in my table SQL
Ps.: i have tried also User().FullName
Thank
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Buonasera Giancarlo.
I would suggest you place a text box. say TextBoxUtente, and set its Text property to User().FullName or User().Email (depending on what CodiceUtenteSharepointCliente contains)
Then you can try this
Refresh('[Access].[Clienti]');;Clear(Clienti1) ;;Collect(Clienti1;(Filter('[Access].[Clienti]'; CodiceUtenteSharepointCliente=TextBoxUtente.Text && FatturatoAnnoPrecTot=0 && FatturatoAnnoCorrente =0 )))
This is because otherwise the system may ask for the user identity on every row of your Clienti table, and so works slowly or not at at all.
I assume that CodiceUtenteSharepointCliente is a text field and contains the username or email of the users.
Buonasera Giancarlo.
I would suggest you place a text box. say TextBoxUtente, and set its Text property to User().FullName or User().Email (depending on what CodiceUtenteSharepointCliente contains)
Then you can try this
Refresh('[Access].[Clienti]');;Clear(Clienti1) ;;Collect(Clienti1;(Filter('[Access].[Clienti]'; CodiceUtenteSharepointCliente=TextBoxUtente.Text && FatturatoAnnoPrecTot=0 && FatturatoAnnoCorrente =0 )))
This is because otherwise the system may ask for the user identity on every row of your Clienti table, and so works slowly or not at at all.
I assume that CodiceUtenteSharepointCliente is a text field and contains the username or email of the users.
Ciao Meneghino
Thank You
Giancarlo
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